rear camber help
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The photo is coming out of the esses at Road Atlanta,leanding up to T5.
I have 700/900 lb springs. I could probably use more pressure in the rear, and maybe a higher spring rate based on how the LR is lifting up, too.
I have 700/900 lb springs. I could probably use more pressure in the rear, and maybe a higher spring rate based on how the LR is lifting up, too.
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Originally Posted by Mark in Baltimore
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Originally Posted by Mark in Baltimore
The photo is coming out of the esses at Road Atlanta,leanding up to T5.
I have 700/900 lb springs. I could probably use more pressure in the rear, and maybe a higher spring rate based on how the LR is lifting up, too.
I have 700/900 lb springs. I could probably use more pressure in the rear, and maybe a higher spring rate based on how the LR is lifting up, too.
And thats a harsh turn so I wouldn't worry about the left, just the right.